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Mi Band 4 is expected to come with an improved version of its “Heart Rate Monitoring” system.

Can’t be disrespectful to any woman, said Vivek Oberoi a day after sharing meme on Aishwarya Bachchan

Stepping into parts of Fort St George that are usually inaccessible to the public proves to be an intriguing experience

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Amit Mehta, a U.S. federal judge, thrust himself into the public spotlight with an opinion earlier this month calling for President Trump’s accounting firm to turn over the president’s financial records. Coincidentally, Mehta also appears to be an Obama-Biden donor—a detail conveniently missed by most of the establishment media, if not all the fluff pieces […]

New management team at Midlands League Division One club handed an early boost

NEWINGTON, N.H. (AP) - Police in New Hampshire say a body has been found on the shore of Great Bay and an autopsy has been scheduled.

Sushmita Sen celebrates 25 years of Miss Universe win

The Austria Press Agency quoted Lauda's family as saying he "passed away peacefully" on Monday.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Advocates for Jamar Clark, who was fatally shot by police in 2015, are demanding that the city of Minneapolis settles a lawsuit brought by his family for $20 million, the same amount awarded in the 2017 death of Justine Ruszczyk Damond. Clark’s father, James Clark, and about two dozen supporters held a […]

Daniel James could become Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first signing for Manchester United this summer. The Welshman is said to have agreed personal terms with the Red Devils. He has one more season on his current deal with Swansea City

New roles for Kevin Foley, Stefan Povaly and Daniel Rudnicki

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Trying to determine your ideal asset allocation? Here's what the Oracle of Omaha has to say.

Britain’s opposition Labour Party wants to nationalise energy and water infrastructure if it can oust Prime Minister Theresa May’s ruling Conservatives from power, reversing decades of pro-privatisation public policy. Despite a national election not being due until 2022, the prospect of nationalisation is worrying investors. Analysts have valued the regulated...

WINNIPEG, MB Winnipeg Goldeyes infielder Kevin Lachance has been named the American Associations Batter of the Week for May 16th-19th. Lachance was 5-for-7 (.714) during the American Associations ope

The Hyundai Venue has been finally launched in India bringing more excitement in the hotly contested subcompact SUV segment. Now, this space has some established rivals including the Maruti Suzuki...

The US relies heavily on Chinese exports of rare-earth materials, which can be found in products like smartphones, Teslas, and fighter jets.

Chinese President Xi Jinping visited a rare earth magnet factory in eastern China on Monday. He was accompanied by Vice Premier Liu He, China's top economics adviser who has been leading trade negotiations with the US. More »

The timely intervention of a police officer in the Western Region managed to prevent what could have been a repeat of the Denkyira-Oboase incident on a trader who was nearly lynched today early morning. The 35-year-old Mr. Kwabena Tettey Binnin took to his heels whiles he was being assaulted and pursued by workers of All Needs Supper Market with life-threatening objects for allegedly stealing a non- alcoholic drink which cost Ghc7 while doing window shopping in the super market. Na ...

Liverpool forward Roberto Firmino joined his team-mates for training in Marbella this morning. The Brazil international missed the Reds’ last...

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ANTHONY JOSHUA could fight Deontay Wilder in the UK and US as part of a two-fight deal, revealed the unified heavyweight champ’s manager. The heavyweight world champions have failed to agree terms for an undisputed showdown for the past two years with offers being sent from both parties. Joshua’s manager Freddie Cunningham told Sky Sports […]

Yemeni armed forces, led by the Houthi Ansarullah movement, have launched a drone strike on an arms depot at an airport in Saudi Arabia’s southern Najran region in retaliation for the kingdom’s bloody military aggression against the impoverished country.

Paul Stewart is a lot of A’s. And a pair of P’s too. He’s an academic, an author and an actor, as well as a poet and a Professor of Literature, at the University of Nicosia. But it’s the N that concerns us today; N for novelist. Because, this coming...